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Ten years since the first Deliveroo strike!

Deliveroo strike - 10 years on.

​It has now been ten years since the first strike of Deliveroo workers!

​Join us on Saturday 29 August for a walking tour at 3pm (starting location to be confirmed in central London).

We will visit the key sites in London from the 2016 strike, as well as events over the last ten years.

We will be joined by workers and organisers sharing their stories and reflections.

​After the walking tour, we are hosting a fundraiser from 6pm at Pelican House in Bethnal Green. There will be food and drinks and any donations appreciated.

Proceeds to the IWGB Couriers to support future organising.

Link in comments to join us.

​Supported by Notes from Below and .

📖 NOTES FROM BELOW ISSUE 27 - WORKERS' INQUIRY: THE POLITICS OF A METHOD

☀️ OUT NOW ONLINE: https://notesfrombelow.org/issue/workers-inquiry-the-politics-of-a-method

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💥Workers’ Inquiry: The Politics Of A Method - Issue 27 of Notes From Below is now in print and on its way to our subscribers!

🔍This issue of Notes from Below focuses on the politics of workers’ inquiry. For us, it is the method that can begin to lay the foundations for a new practice: beginning with the actual experience of capitalist exploitation in the workplace, but also with the technical knowledge needed to transform society. The aim is to support the emergence of new centres of rank-and-file activity and link these up into a larger movement. With contributions from the US, Brazil and across the UK, this issue reflects on both the politics and the method of putting this into practice.

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Labor Notes and Chicago comrades! Join Notes from Below and Long-Haul Magazine for a joint social this Friday.

🗓️ Friday 12th June
🕖 7pm - late
📌 Green Eye Lounge, 2403 W Homer St, Chicago

Issue 27: 'Workers Inquiry: The Politics of a Method' - Out Soon 👀

Our next issue of Notes from Below is a special one. In it, we focus on the politics and method of putting workers inquiry into practice. Subscribe today to get a copy when it is released: https://notesfrombelow.org/subscribe

Out now online, to preview the issue, is "Yarmouth Workers’ Project: A Territorial Inquiry" by Lotte and Dan. In this article, they discuss setting up a territorial inquiry and workers project in the heartland of Britain’s rising far-right. Read it now: https://notesfrombelow.org/article/yarmouth-workers-project-a-territorial-inquiry

🍏 'Situating the Work of Education' by Ellen David Friedman is out now in our latest issue, Class Dismissed: Against The State of Education.

🪱 In this piece, we interview Ellen David Friedman, founder of Labor Notes and a veteran rank-and-file labour organiser within K-12 education in the US.

🔗Read now: https://notesfrombelow.org/article/ucore-school-struggle-and-strikes-in-the-us

🚌 '‘A Lesson in Class Struggle’: Working in a South London School' by Matthew is out now in our latest issue, Class Dismissed: Against The State of Education.

📝 In this worker's inquiry, a former teaching assistant discusses the class composition and self-organised campaigns at their secondary school.

🔗Read now: https://notesfrombelow.org/article/a-lesson-in-class-struggle-working-in-a-south-lond

🌊 'Turning the Tide: Organising Against Militarism in Schools' by Disarm Education is out now.

📉 In this piece, an education worker and member of Disarm Education lays out the reasoning behind and history of their campaign.

🔗Read now: https://notesfrombelow.org/article/turning-the-tide-organising-against-militarism-in

🌊 'Turning the Tide: Organising Against Militarism in Schools' by Disarm Education is out now in our latest issue, Class Dismissed: Against The State of Education.

📉 In this piece, an education worker and member of Disarm Education lays out the reasoning behind and history of their campaign.

🔗Read now: https://notesfrombelow.org/article/turning-the-tide-organising-against-militarism-in